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Notarisation

Notarisation is the term commonly used to describe the act of certification by a notary public. It includes an immense range of activity. A typical instruction to a notary will include identification of the signatory and verification of certain facts.

  
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Under English Law “All notarial acts and instruments may be received in evidence without further proof as being duly authenticated in accordance with the requirements of law unless the contrary is proved”.

Civil Procedure Rules - Rule 32.20

 

 

 
 

 


Within its specialised areas of law, the firm provides a full range of notarial services with a foreign element or cross-border context. In this context, the main areas of activity are:

  • Authentication and drafting of legal documents for use overseas
  • Legalisation of documents - for legalisation requirements, have a look at our list of Languages & Legalisation
  • Trade Marks & Patents
  • Business Start-up and corporate administration
  • Purchase and Sale of overseas real property
  • Inheritance
  • Wills and Trusts
  • Work and residence permits
  • Bills of exchange
  • Ballots (new issues); stock & bond redemption
  • Construction project tendering
  • Shipping
  • Exchange control and foreign investment formalities
  • Translation - what language do they speak?
    Look it up in Languages & Legalisation

  

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